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Story Links MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. – The Alaska Anchorage hockey team will compete for a postseason title in 2026, participating in the inaugural United Collegiate Hockey Cup at the Centene Community Ice Center in the St. Louis area. Set for March 5-7, 2026, the tournament will feature UAA, rival Alaska Fairbanks, […]

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MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. – The Alaska Anchorage hockey team will compete for a postseason title in 2026, participating in the inaugural United Collegiate Hockey Cup at the Centene Community Ice Center in the St. Louis area.

Set for March 5-7, 2026, the tournament will feature UAA, rival Alaska Fairbanks, Long Island, Stonehill and host institution Lindenwood.

The five-team tournament will include a play-in game, with all teams guaranteed at least two games over the three-day competition.

“We are thrilled to bring this tournament to the St. Louis market,” said Jason Coomer, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics at Lindenwood University. “This event not only provides a competitive platform for our student-athletes but also showcases the growth and quality of independent NCAA hockey programs on a national stage.”

This event represents a major step forward for independent college hockey programs, providing them with a postseason championship experience and an opportunity to showcase their talent on a national stage. The United Collegiate Hockey Cup is expected to draw college hockey fans, NHL scouts, and media attention, further growing the visibility of these programs.

Tickets for the United Collegiate Hockey Cup will go on sale August 1, and can be purchased at lindenwoodlions.com.

 



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